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In the first part of the twentieth century, before a television set |
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was a part of most households, radio programming were different |
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from what it is now. Children rushed home to school to listen |
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to “ Story Hour”. Someone read an exciting story, or part of a |
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story, while the children’s imaginations provided visual images to |
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fit the spoken one. People listened to serials, stories that were |
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broken into one – hour segments. Because each hour ended with |
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suspense, listeners had tune in at the same time the next day to |
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find out what would happen. Family gathered around the radio |
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at night to hear important news or to listen to favorite programmes. |
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Radio was an important form of home entertainment. However, |
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because television, radio programming has changed. |
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